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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1917-11-05city council minutes210. deport of Auditors. The report of the auditors on the result of the audit of the books of City Clerk, Treasurer and Superiatendent of Water Works for a period covering from May let., 1915 to May 1st., 1917, was read. It wag voted on motion of Councilman Mitchell, seconded Councilman Amos J. Miller that the report be referred to the Finance Committee of the City Council for investigation and recommendation. Fire and Building Committee authorized to retint Piro Rooms. It was voted upon motion of Councilman Sanberg, that the Fire and Building Committee be authorized and requested to have those rooms in the City Hall occupied by Fire Chief and Members of Fire Department, retinted at an estimated coat of $21.00. Additional vault room, City Clerk. On motion of Councilman Amos J. Miller, the Fire and Building Committee wag requested' to investigate and report on the matter of enlarging the vault for,reoorda of Clerk's office and on as curing adequate facilities for the keeping of records of the City Treasurer and Supt of Water Works. r Adjornment. It was voted on motion of Councilman Ward, that Council adjorn. Attest: / Mayor. 7 city Cleric. Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, November 5th., 1917. Council moot in regular session, with ].Iayor E. H. Plowhead, presiding, present Councilmen F. a. Miller, Mitchell, Sanberg and 4ard, City Clerk S. Ben Dunlap, when the following business was transacted: Bequest of C. J. Martin, Extension Water MaIns. Mr. C. J. Martin requested that the water mains be extended to his place on Speedway and Ash Streets. Request referred to water comc:ittee. Griffiths Ditch, Elgin Street. Mr. 17. M. Mark complained of condition of Griffiths ditch adjoining his property on Kimbell Avenue anti Elgin Street, stating that was too small for use to which it was put and had filled up with weeds and other rubbish. Upon motion of Mitchell, matter referred to Street Committee with power to act. Sebree Building, Belmont Street. Mr. H. M. Steetle requested that the building adjoining his premiseg on Belmont Street and which had been partly destroyed by fire, be ordered removed because of fire menace to his buildings. It was voted motion of Sanberg seconded i'ard that the owner be notified to clean up the premises. i Request Dixon, installation ,J ty water. Mr. D. E. Dixon requested that City water be installed on his promisee in lountain View Addition, two blocks north of R. E. Glenn residence. Request referred,to Water Committee. i October minutes read and approved. The minutes of the meetings held October 1st. ath and 22nd respectively, were read and approved. 211 Reports of Officers. The reports of the following officers for the month of October, 1917, were read and on motion of 11itchell approved and ordered placed on file City Librarian, Fire Chief, Superintendent of Streets, Superintendent of Water Works, City Treasurer, Sexton Police Judge, Chief of Police and City Clerk. Reconmondations Fire Chief. Recommendations in report of ?ire Chief, above mentioned, relative following matters, were referred to following named committees. Weeds on Block between Arthur and Blain and Ninth and'Tenth -to Street Commissioner. Hydrant at Union Stock Yarde -to Fire Committee. Communication from Insurance Commissioner. !. Communication from Insurance ,'Sanger under date October 3oth., 1917, relative Workmen's Compensation Law, was referred to City Clerk for attention. Second reading Bill !do. 10 -Sewer Ordinance. Bill No. 10, by Sewer Committee, entitled, "An ordinance confirming and approving the assessment roll certified by the Committee on Streets and sewer committee of Local Lateral Sewerage Improvement District No. 6 %ate, was read the second time. Bills allowed. The following bills which had been O.K'd by the Finance Committee were read. It was voted on motion of P. it. Miller, that the same be allowed and that the City Clerk be and hereby is instructed to draw warrants on the various funds in payment of the same as follows; S. Ben Dunlap Andrew C. Jens =n Company Harold S. Hawkes Walter Griffiths Idaho Power Company Caldwell Tribune Caldwell News Thomas P. Cochrane Mat Wentz Botkin and Harmon Idaho Power Company Cupples Mercantile cc Boyes Hardware Co A. W. Duncan Orel H. Sovereign Thomas R. Cochrane Frank Rose S. S. Andrea Henry Rogers S. Ben Dunlap GENERAL FUND Salary, notary fees supplies Mdee Salary and costs advanced Street and alley lights Printing e Salary Labor, tinting rooms Mile Light Mdes It Blacksmith work Salary " and expense Services inspaoting and call man Services call man -Fire Dept Services call man -Fire Dept Services call man -Fire Dept $100.25 3.55 3.50 53.00 327.62 48.97 2.75 20.00 21.00 1.10 10:.86 7.35 1.05 1.10 90.00 56.48 18.00 3.00 2.00 5.00 J J .J i 212 f 1 I I I I_: - J. E. Marmon Services call man -Fire Lept 1.00. Julian Steunenberg Services call man -Fire Dept 2.00 Joe Streets Services call man -Fire Dept 4.00 Glenn Wright Services call man -Fire Dept 5.00 0. Royce Services call man- Fire Dept 5.00 U. E. Woodcock Services call men -Fire Dept 5.00 Ethelwyn Fortner Stenographic work 7.80 Mountain States Company Phone rentals and calls 9.60 Troy Steam Laundry Laundry .30 Fireman's Herald Supscription 2.00 Oakes Brothers Mdae 9.00 Fred Goette' Blacksmith work 3.50 Pyrene Manfacturing Company Helmet 98.00 Idaho Power Company Energy, heater fire hail 2.70 Ethelwyn Fortner Salary 25.00 Wm. F. Schnabal Salary, dogs and expense 97.00 Wm. Riley Salary 80.00 Bud Farmer Services, special police 2.50 i9illiner Transfer Co Drayage 1.00 Ed. Campbell Boarding horse 15.00 Oakes Brothers- 4 comforts 9.00 The Caldwell News Printing 6.20 The Jaldwell Tribune 3.50 J. vV. Sheppard Salary 5.00 Fred H. Mc Connel Aset Engineer 95.00 J. L. Isenberg " 15.00 _. F. Hart Stakes 4.75 E. H. Plowhead Salary 11.00 Amos J. Miller " 8.00 Fritx R. Miller 8.00 Fred .;itchell " 8.00 Charles G. Sanberg " 8.00 W. Grant Bard 5.50 R. R. Fisk " 60.00 Koeleoh and Keeffe Services, Audit 400.00 M. Ida Salary 70.00 Total--------------------------------------------------------------- ROAD FUND D. D. Campbell Salary and express 0102.24 Bert Smart " 75.00 Tom Glenn " 75.00 Henry itogers " 75.00 Olaf Delain " 75.00 Sam Judd Labor 10.00 Frank Roes " 6.00 F. L. Keller " 17.50 Ira Martin Dirt 35.00 Mrs. Ella Gertin Barn ::ent 20.00 213. Roscoe rains Hay 43.90 E. E. Bequeath Straw 6.00 Hollrich Harness Shop Mdse and repairs 4.25 B. P. Bennett Shoeing 13.00 Fred Goette Blacksmith work 1.25 A. W. Duncan " ° 8.70 Continental oil company Gasoline 13.75 Lem Harding Pipe 64.70 Hodson- Feanaughty Co Mdee 38.90 Caldwell Forwarding Company Mdse 1.65 Gem State Lumber Company Lumber 34.95 Boise Payette Lumber Company " 5.05 Charles Silbaugh 20 crosswalks 800.00 Idaho Power Company Light .80 Boyes Hardware Company Mdse 2.35 Frank Wentz Damages 2.50 Total ------------------------------ --------------------------------- d,4 Water Works Fund Harry L. Smith Salary and E;:pense $100.15 S. Ban Dunlap Salary, freight, postage 65.60 Herb Wilson Labor 1'85900 Stone Lumber Company Pipe 20.50 A. W. Duncan Blacksmith work .50 Mountain States Company 2n0ne Callw 3.20 Caldwell !dews Postage for carde 60.00 Idaho Power Company Power and light 110.11 Caxton Printers Printing 12.00 Boyes Hardware Company Mdee 1.10 Idaho .Implement Company Motor and oil 659.65 B. J. Hetherington Cc Labor 10.50 E. Vining ides and labor 116.03 Rice Transfer Company Drayage 1.25 Cox and Ring " 3.75 Milliner Transfer Company " 1.25 Tota l ,---------------------- -- -- ------ -- -------- -------- --- -- --- 1241.29 CEUETERY FUND J. :7. !toes Salary 70.00 Cupple< igierc Company Mdse 4.00 L. C. Knowlton Filing fees 28.66 Total . --------------------------- ----------------- SPBINEMING FUND Joe Delain Sept salary and overtime 94.00 Joe Delain Oct Salary and Jvertime 81.60 Hollrioh Harness Shop Mdse 1.50 Continental Jil Cc Gasoline 113.30 Auto BIachine Shop Mdse 2,45 Cupples mere Company dose 1.50 Fred Goette Blacksmith work 7.75 Total------------------------------------------------------------ $302.10 GRAND TOTAL ----------------------------------------------------------- $6047.67 J Ii J 214 Bill of Zoberson. damages- referred to City Attorney. The bill of B. C. Roberson and Emaline Soberson, in the sum of $5300.00 damages, was read and referred to the City Attorney. Enlargement of vault referred to Mitchell and . Diller. On motion of ward, the matter of enlarging the vault in the City Clerk's III office and securing facilities, for the records of City Treasurer and Superintendent of Water :Yorks was referred to Councilman Uitchell and F. R. Diller, with povier to act. Lights -'anyon Hill- referred to Sanberg. The matter of electric street light on top of Canyon Hill was referred to Councilman Sanberg for information as to cost of same. Plowhead vacates chair to President Ward. At this time Mayor Plowhead was excused from the meeting and President of the Council W. Grant "ard was called to the chair. Adjornment. Upon motion of Sanberg, Council adjorned until Monday evening November 12th., 1917, at 11 o'clock P. l i, � Attest: Ma Z � ,!a�s i Presi en of he Conno . 0001 y Cler . I I Council Chamber, City of Caldwell, Idaho, i;ovomber 12th., 1917. Council meet in regular session, pursuant to adjornment, with Mayor E. H. Plowhead presiding, present, Councilmen Dickens, Amos J. Diller, iltchell and Sanberg, City Clerk S. Ben Dunlap, when the following business was transacted: Extension of ;dater mains to Union stock Yards. The matter of extending water mains from corner 22nd Avenue and Blain Street, north on 2Cnd to Union Stoc)r Yards was referred to City 'Engineer and Superintendent of Water works for investigation as to cost. lieport was requested for next meeting. I E Passage Bi1L No. 9 -Fire and building ordinance. Bill Ida. 9, by the Fire Oommittee, entitled, "An ordinance establishing fire limits, regulating the conatraotion, alteration, repair and equipment of buildings, the disposal of rubbish, and the storage of gasoline and other products of petrolbum and providing for the inspection of buildings and chimneys within the city of Caldwell, Idaho, and prescribing penalties for the violation of this ordinance; and repealing ordinances numbered 12, approved 114roh 27, 1901, Ordinance iio. 109, and Ordinance No. 228, approved December 26, 1912," having been read for the third time on the d2nd day of October, 1917, was presented for final notion. Councilman Ditcholl moved the passage of Bill No. 9, motion seconded by Councilman Dic'rens. The roll being called on the motion, the vote resulted: Ayes- Diet-ens. Amos J. Diller, Mitchell, Sanberg -4. Nayes -None. (� Absent -F. i.. i1111er, "ard -2. So Bill No. 9 passed becoming Ordinance No. 287. ` Street lamps to be installed. It was voted on motion of Sanberg, seconded Mitchell that street lamps be ordered installed at the following named places: i Canyon Hill Pump Station. Top of grade on Canyon Hill and cornet 18th and Everett Strest.